Labrador

Mayhew

Amazing Ace is a fun loving, intelligent and sweet natured boy who melts the hearts of everyone he meets. He is very affectionate with those he knows but can sometimes be worried by strangers, barking at some, so will need an understanding owner that will provide him with reassurance and guidance when needed. He is always up for an adventure but prefers quieter areas as he can become overwhelmed and frustrated in busier environments. He loves a good game with his toys and thrives on having a job to do such as scent work or tracking. This lovely lad would suit an experienced and active owner that has plenty of time on their hands to continue with his training and socialisation as well as keeping him mentally and physically stimulated. Ace has a lot of love to give and will make a highly rewarding companion for the right person or family.Ace is looking for a home in a quiet area or where he will have quick access to an open area or park. He can live in a ground floor flat as long as there is direct access to a private garden. He can live with sensible, junior/secondary age children that have lived with dogs before, will give him space when needed and won't be intimidated by his bouncy nature at times. He could also potentially live with a dog confident cat as long as his owner will facilitate slow intros and teach him not to chase! His new owner will be expected to continue his training and socialisation and will receive three free 1:1 sessions with our Mayhew Animal Behaviourist to help guide them. Ace has a previous injury to his left hip, which occurred when he was a puppy. This means the hip joint is no longer sitting in its normal position. Over time, his body has adapted, but this has resulted in a slightly shorter leg and some muscle loss on that side. Despite this, Ace is very active and enjoys exercise, and he does use the leg when walking and running. We are carrying out a short trial of anti-inflammatory medication to ensure he remains comfortable. Some dogs with this type of injury may benefit from intermittent pain relief long-term. In some cases, dogs with this condition may require surgery in the future if they become more uncomfortable or their mobility worsens. Ace has been microchipped, neutered, will have received his first vaccination and is up to date with flea & worming treatment. He has also been health checked and behaviourally assessed. Lastly, every dog adopted from us will go home with 4 weeks free pet insurance.If you are interested in adopting Ace, please read the information below including the 'Other notes' section, to check your circumstances match theirs. If they do, please take a look at our current rehoming process, and fill out an application form.There is a lot to consider before adopting a new family memberWe’ll send you an email whenever we add a new dog to our websiteCould you offer a temporary home for an animal in need?Trenmar Gardens Kensal Green London NW10 6BJinfo@mayhewanimalhome.org 020 8962 8000 for receptionReceive upcoming issues of our ‘Tails’ magazine delivered to your doorstep twice a year!Subscribe to our newsletter for all things Mayhew

Maxis Mates

Can live with: Experienced Single FemaleI am a cuddle bunny when I am a good boy.I am not reactive to other dogs and can be lovely to walk.I need someone around most of the time and a garden to play in and sunbathe.I need an experienced owner who is understanding, patient and can help me work through my issues.My favourite thing to do is to fetch a ball and also to dig a hole for it after I have finished running.Not suitable to live with children"Alan is a lovely dog 90% of the time. He is a personal favourite of Jane's and Carolyn's, but he does have issues so he may, unfortunately, have to be one of our resident dogs if we cannot find the right owner. Alan is happy here at Maxi's Mates and we love him to bits!"

Many Tears Animal Rescue

20-04-26 Alice is a beautiful girl who has come to us from a breeder to find her forever home. At the moment she is a scared girl who is finding everything quite overwhelming. Once you spend some time with her she does start to come out of her shell, but she will need lots of love and TLC as she settles in.She will be looking for a calm and quiet home where she can settle in at her own pace. She will need at least one other kind and confident resident dog to take her under her wing and help her learn that the world isn't so scary.Alice isn't used to being touched or handled at the moment and finds this quite worrying, so will need kind and understanding adopters. She has never lived in a home environment before, so her adopters will need to support her as she adjusts to everyday life, including learning all about house training and how to walk on a lead.Alice is sweet girl who is simply looking for a loving home where she can feel safe, build her confidence, and be given all the patience and love she truly deserves.Alice has come to us with generalized alopecia all over, that should grow back with time. She has a cyst on her last mammary gland that has been drained when she was spayed.Alice has a travel document.Alice has been given the Gift of Life by Carol Unsworth

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Alvie?Stunning youngster Alvie is a 2 year old Lab who has more energy than he knows what to do with! Our behaviour team would be happy to work alongside his new family to support with these behaviours during and after his adoption. Although Alvie is a very sociable fella, he'd love to make friends whilst out and about on his walks, but he'd be best placed as the only dog in the home at the moment, and to have quick access into a garden space of some sort. This gorgeous golden boy has had an unsettled start in life so is looking for an experienced and dedicated family who can help him thrive.Is Alvie right for you?Adorable Alvie is able to be left home alone for around 4 hours once he is settled. As a typical Lab, he does love his food so he is eager to learn tricks for some tasty treats! Alvie is also not the biggest fan of the car, so wouldn't be keen to plan any big road trips at the moment. Alvie has some ongoing medical requirements that our vet team can discuss in more detail with his future family. He would love to meet his family several times at the centre, and have some sleepovers, before he is adopted to help set him up for success, as he has had multiple homes already. This handsome lad is a huge personality and he is super playful - he's going to make a very rewarding addition to a committed family. Animal Welfare licence number is AWE02, as licenced by Glasgow City Council.

Safe Rescue For Dogs

Aramis is a medium sized black Labrador cross aged around seven years old. Isn’t yet cat tested but can be. Can live with or without other dogs. Respectful children 8plus Aramis has come into our care recently from a private shelter in Deva Romania. He was one of a litter of puppies abandoned at the shelter as an and has spent his life there until now. Aramis is a friemdly boy who loves people. He can be a little wary of new people initially but soon warms up to make friends. Despite the limitations of shelter life he’s a confident and cuddly boy who will be an easy addition to most homes. Aramis can live with or without other dogs and would be comfortable around respectful children aged eight plus.Aramis fostered Norwich Norfolk.Adoption Donation Fees are Puppies already neutered and all adult dogs: £430. Un-neutered puppies on spay/neuter contracts: £530 (You will receive a £100 rebate once you send us proof of neutering). Senior dogs (10+ years): £150–£250 (depending on age and individual needs).When you adopt a Safe Rescue dog, you MUST use a slip lead. This will keep your dog safe: your new dog will be nervous and will not trust you, and you will not know which situations might upset your dog. If your dog panics, then a slip lead is the only way to prevent your dog from escaping (many dogs can escape from a collar and/or harness). It will take AT LEAST 3-6 months for your dog to settle-in and for you to know your dog fully (longer for nervous dogs). The slip lead must ALWAYS be used during this settling-in period. Even after your dog is settled, it is safest to use the slip lead in situations where your dog may become scared (e.g. visiting new places, around unfamiliar people, at the vet), and it situations where unexpected triggers might happen (e.g. around bonfire night). Nervous dogs may always need to wear a slip-lead as a back-up safety measure. The slip lead is a safety device and must NEVER be used as a training tool. Using the lead to apply pressure to the dog’s neck is damaging. If your dog pulls on the lead, then we can advise you on training methods that avoid harm. Once your dog is settled, you may want to consider using a harness (together with the slip lead) if your dog is comfortable with being handled when it is fitted. Most harnesses are not escape-proof, but harnesses with a strap behind the ribcage (e.g. Ruffwear Webmaster or Perfect Fit Harnesses) are safer. Retractable / extendable leads must never be used on our dogs. Adopted dogs must be collected from the rescue and transported straight home in a secure metal crate. Fences and gates must be 5foot minimum in height and secure.

Aireworth Dogs In Need

Meet Archie, our handsome 6 year old springer ?? labrador cross who is looking for his forever home ️Archie is looking for his forever home. He would benefit from owners who have had a spaniel before as he has behaviour typical of a spanielHere’s what we know about him: 6 years old – Spaniel Cross ? lab Very friendly with people Children – currently unknown but probably older children e.g teens upwards as he has shown some resource guarding tendencies He can be unpredictable with some dogs when out on a lead, he needs some space from dogs he is not sure about Cats unknown Travels really well in the car Would benefit from an enclosed garden that he can play in as he likes to be outsideArchie very is a loving and people friendly dog who is intelligent and quick to learn. He will need someone able to spend time on training and playing scent games as he has a quick mind. He is very treat orientated so he is attentive and learns very quickly. He can be left for a few hours. He just loves cuddles and belly rubs. Archie has some patches of hair loss due to seasonal alopecia-no treatment is required for this. Could you offer Archie the loving home he really deserves? If so, please get in touch

Labrador Lifeline

Ares is available for adoption from Labrador Lifeline.

Mid Antrim

Arlo 4 Years Male LabReason for surrender- illness in the family.Arlo weighs in at 33kg so he is a big boy. Arlo is a strong, enthusiastic big guy who likes to play and give kisses.Any adopter will need to be physically strong enough to physically manage him and couple this with the knowledge to meet his needs.Arlo will be best in a home without very young children. We will consider homes with children aged 8 + years.Arlo has been an only pet up until now, however he does enjoy the company of other dogs. Arlo could live with another dog pending successful meet and greets. .* .We are open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1.30pm – 3.30pm.If you are interested in offering this dog a home and you meet the criteria listed, then please click on the following link to complete an online application or visit us during the above days and times.If you are being considered, we will be in touch to arrange an appointment for you to meet the dog and start the rehoming process.All parts of the form must be completed to ensure your application can be processedIf you are being considered to commence the adoption process you will receive a call from a number ending in 081 or 993; due to time constraints there will be a limited timescale to answer or respond to our message.Dog Adoption Application

Dogs Friends

Background –Atlas joined us due to a change in circumstances at home.Character –Atlas is an affectionate, relaxed and confident boy who has found himself with us due to his aversion to farm animals.Type of home –Atlas is an active boy looking for a dedicated owner. Although he has experience living in a hectic household with small children and other pets, we feel he would benefit most from a calm, pet-free environment. He is ready to be the sole focus of his new family and settle into a life of one-on-one companionship.His experience of children and other dogs mean he will be ok with visiting children and pooches.Atlas must go to a home without cats, livestock or farm animals. He has a high prey drive and therefore won’t be going on rural farmyard walks anytime soon – let’s put it that way!Atlas will have his meet and greets at our Kennel facility between Cheddar and Wells. Potential adopters will need to meet him here.Our catchment area for rehoming is Somerset and the local surrounding areas (such as Bristol, Bath, Weston Super Mare and Wiltshire).

Stokenchurch Dog Rescue

The fun loving Baloo is looking for a home, could you offer Baloo what he needs?For more information call us on 01494 482695If you are interested in adopting Baloo, you will need to register your interest by filling in and returning one of our pre-adoption questionnaires.If you live in rented accommodation, in addition to the completed pre-adoption questionnaire please include written permission from your landlord or housing authority, confirming that they are happy for you to keep a dog in the property. If you already have a dog/s the permission must state the number of dogs allowed – without this we cannot include the application.Completed application forms and landlord permissions if applicable must be emailed to nicola@stokenchurchdogrescue.org.uk with ‘Baloo' in the subject bar or hand your completed form into reception.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bam?Bam is a handsome two-year-old Lab cross Poodle looking for a loving home. He could share his home with teenage children 16yrs plus, is looking to be the only dog in the home and will need a home without cats or small furries. Care may be needed around livestock. Bam is housetrained. He travels well in the car for short journeys. He is happy to be left alone in the home for a few hours at a time if this is built up gradually. He could cope with a reasonably busy household, although he is likely to be shy around new visitors until he gets to know them. Bam will need access to walkies in quieter locations with limited dog populations.Is Bam right for you?Once Bam is familiar with people he adores snuggles and being close. Initially he is shy around new people; he finds it easier to make friends if there are nice treats on offer or if you’re up for a game of fetch. Bam loves to chase after balls, tuggy games and squeaky toys. He is a bright spark who picks up training quickly. He already knows a sit, paw, and wait. His favourite treats include cheese, chicken, and broccoli. Bam enjoys his walks in quieter locations so he can relax, low dog populated areas are key to success as he makes it clear that he is worried by other dogs coming too close. Bam would benefit from adopters who can help him build confidence around other dogs working at a distance where he is comfortable. (We can help and support adopters with this.) Bam in the home environment is settled and chilled. He likes to potter around his garden, he is not a fan of the hoover, he dislikes loud environments, and he takes himself off to bed when he’s ready.

RSPCA

I am a "quality over quantity" kind of guy when it comes to friends. I can be a little shy when meeting new people, so I’ll need a bit of time to realise you’re one of the good ones. Once I trust you, though, you’ve got a friend for life! An adult only home or one with older teenagers would be best for me.My Passions: Tennis balls (I’m an expert!), carrying the biggest toys I can find on my walks, and sniffing out new trails. I can be a little strong on the lead at times so I need an owner with energy, who can hold me in my bouncy moments.My Social Style: I actually enjoy meeting other dogs out and about! However, I’m a bit of a "toy hogger" at home—I’d much prefer to live by myself so I don’t have to share my precious tennis ball collection.My Vibe: I’m more of a "quiet forest hike" dog than a "busy Saturday morning cafe" dog. Crowded places stress me out, so I’m looking for a home in a peaceful area. I would also like my own, private enclosed garden so I can play safelyMy Home life ideals - I would like someone at home with me most of the day while I settle in my new routine, the time I am left will need to be built up slowly. In my last home my owner was not able to take me out for a year so I will need a refresher in house training and I may need my confidence built with car travel too. My new family will need to have the time and patience to support me as I get used to my new home and the wider world. My new family will also need to have had experience of owning dogs that are a bit worried before.